Farewell

Things were good after a while.

Moon and Jol had the houses repaired for the females, who took the house as their homes.

On one of my surveys, I realized something.

All the females and guards Moon had were those he saved from their masters who wanted to harm them.

That was the reason they pledged their loyalty to Moon, who wasn't expecting anything from them.

“Are we leaving?” I asked Moon for the tenth time since we started getting ready to leave the second home I'd ever had.

“I feel like I need to get back to my family, Ray.” He left what he was packing, and approached me.

“Deep in my heart, there is their longing I have in me, to locate my family. And I don't think I can give up until I do that. I will locate them.”

“Do you think they will still recognize you?” I furrowed my brows at him. “What if they have forgotten you?”

“I won't mind. I want to see my mother. I've missed her.” Moon glanced towards the window. “If only I had listened to her on the day I was taken, I doubt so